Aishisugite Otoko O Tengoku Ni Ikaseta Onna No Ohanashi = 愛しすぎて男を天国に行かせた女のお話

Released in 1971 on the Columbia label, Aishisugite Otoko O Tengoku Ni Ikaseta Onna No Ohanashi is a notable example of the theatrical, spoken-word-infused records that emerged from the Japanese pop and kayokyoku scene of the late 1960s and early 1970s. This genre often blended dramatic narration, unconventional arrangements, and dark, adult-oriented themes, reflecting a period where artists experimented with audio storytelling to push the boundaries of conventional songwriting.

The record features the work of Masako Hara (原装子), who utilized the medium to craft an intimate and somewhat provocative atmosphere. Much of the appeal of this particular release lies in its distinct period aesthetics and the evocative nature of the narration, which remains a subject of curiosity among collectors of rare 1970s Japanese vinyl interested in the more eccentric and atmospheric corners of the Columbia archive.